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Safety Instructions ............. 2-0

Operating Im¢ruc¢ionsBake Features ............ 10, 18, 20

Best Method of Cooking Chart .... 21

Changing Power Lexel ........... 14Cooking Options ................ 10

Cookware Tips .................. 20

Fast Bake Feaalre ......... 10, 19, 20

Features of Your Oven ......... 8, 9Microwave Temps ............... 14

Other Features .............. 23-25

Auto Recipe ''_ Com_rsion .... 18, 24Automatic Fan ................ 25

Auto Nim Ligtat ............... 24

Bake Temp. Adjust ............. 24

Beeper Volume ............... 24Child i,ock-Out ............... 23

Clear/Off .................... 23Clock ........................ 23

Cooking Complete Reminder....23Display Languag_ .............. 24

Display ON/OFF .............. 24

Display Speed ................. 24

Help ........................ 23Measures ..................... 25

More Time Message ............ 25Resume ...................... 23

Start/Pause ................... 23

Surface Light ................. 25Timer ....................... 25

Turntable On/Off ............. 25

Vent Fan ..................... 25

Roast Features ............ 10, 18, 20Sensor Features .............. 15-17

Time and Auto Features .... 9, 11-13VVann Feature .................. 22

Write the model and serial numbers here:

Model#

Serial#

You can find them on a label when the

door is open.

Care and CleaningCharcoal Filmrs .................. 29

Inside .......................... 26

Outside ....................... 26

Replacing the Light Bulbs ........ 27Stainless Steel .................. 27

Vent Filters .................. 28, 29

Troubleshooting Tips ........ 30, 31

Things That Are NommlWith Your Microwme Oven ....... 32

Consumer SupportConsumer Support ...... Back Co_r

Optional Kits .................... 7

Product RegisuaOon ......... 33, 34Warrant;' ....................... 35

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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS.READALLINSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSING,

A WARNING!For your safelg the informationin this manual must be followed to minimize the risk of fire, explosion, electric shock,exposure to excessive microwave energy, or to prevent property damage, personal injury, or loss of life.

PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETOEXCESSIVEMICROWAVEENERGY

(a) DoNotAttempt to operate this oven with the door

open since open-door operation can result in hamlful

expostli'e to ii/icrowave eilei'_'i It is iIllI)OI'tilnt not to

defeat oi" tamper with tile safeW inteitocl<s.

(b) DoNot Place any object between tile oven front faceand tile door or allow soil or cleaner residue to

accmnulate on sealing Slmfi_ces.

(c) Do Not Operate the oven if it is danmged. It isparticularly important that tile oven door closeproperly and that there is no damage to tile:

(1) door (bent),

(2) hinges and latches (broken or loosened),

(3) door seals and sealing s/mfi_ces.

(d) The Oven Should Not be a(!justed or repaired byanyone except properly qualified service pei_onnel.

IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS.When using electrical appliances basic safety precautions should be followed, including the following:

Read and follow tile specific precautions in tile To reduce tile risk oIfire in tile oven cavity:PRECAUTIONSTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEEXPOSURETOEXCESSIVEMICROWAVEENERGYsecdon ab_we.

This appliance nlust be grounded. Connect onlyto a properly grounded outlet. See tile GROUNDINGINSTRUCTIONSsection on page 6.

Install or locate this appliance only in accoMance withtile provided Installation Instructions.

This microwave oven is UI, listed for installation over

electric and gas ranges.

This micr_wave oven is not approved or tested forl/1}llJne rise.

This ovei=the-range oven is designed for use over rangesI1o wider than 36:' It may be installed over both gas and

electric cooking equiimlent.

Do not operate this appliance if it has a (lamaged power

cord or plug, if it is not working properly, or if it hasbeen (lamaged or dropped. If tile power cord is

danmged, it i//ust be replaced by General Electric

Service or an authorized service agent using a powercord awfilable from General Electric.

Do not cover or block any openings on tile appliance.

Use this appliance only for its intended use as describedin this nlanual. Do not use corrosive chemicals or vapms

in this appliance. This microwave oven is specificallydesigned to heat, dry or cook t0od, and is not intendedfor laboratory or industrial use.

--Do not _wercook todd. Careflllly attend appliance whenpapeI; plastic or other combustil)le materials are placed

inside the oven while cooking.

--Remove wire twist-ties and metal handles from paper orplastic containei_ before placing fl/em in tile oven.

--Do not tlse tile (wen [i)i" storage p/11])oses. Do not leave

paper products, cooking utensils or food in tile ovenwhen not in rise.

--Do not pop popcorn in your microwave oven unless ina special 111icrowave i)oi)col"n accessolw or tlnless got1 tlse

popcorn labeled tot use in microwave ovens.

--If materials inside the oven ignite, keep the oven doorclosed, turn the oven off and disconnect the power cord,

or shut off power at the filse or circuit breaker panel.If tile door is opened, tile fire may spread.

--Do not use tile Sensor Features twice in succession on

tile same food portion. If food is/mdercooked afterthe fiI_t countdown, use Time Cook fi)r additional

cooking time,

SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS

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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS.When using the Bake, Boast or Fast Bake fllnctions,

both the outside and inside oI the ()veil will beconle

hot. _Mwa):s use hot pads to reinove containei_ of fl)odand accessoi_ies such as the oven shell

Thermometer--Do not use regular cooking or oven

thei_noinetei_ when cooking by niicrowave or using

the FastBako nIode. The metal and nlercurv in these

thei_noinetei_ could cause arcingand possil)le danlage

to tile (wen, Do not rise a theiillOilletei" in food you aI'e

ndci'owaSng unless the thei_noineter is designed ori'ecoi/lillended tk)i" rise in the illici'owave ()veil,

Do not clean with nletal scoui_ing, I)ads. Pieces can burnoff the pad and touch electi_ical parts inxolxing i_isk ofelectric shock.

Do not store any inatei_ials other than our

I'eCOIllI/lended _lccessoi_ies, in this ox, en when not in rise,

Do not store this appliance outdooi_, Do not use this

product near watei_tor exanlple, in a wet basenlent,near a swinmling pool, near a sink or in sinlilar locations.

Keep power cord away fl'onl heated suI_lhces.

Do not iinineise power cord or phig in water,

Do not nlount this appliance over a sink,

See diior sui_ti_ce cleaning instructions in the Care andcloaning of the microwave oven section of this nlanual,

This appliance n/ust only be serviced b)' qualified service

pei_onnel, Contact nearest authoi_ized service ti_cilitv fi)i"exaniinafion, repair or a(!justnient.

As with any appliance, close supei'vision is necessai Twhen used bv children.

Do not store anything directly on top of the niicrowaveoven suil'i_ce when the niicrowave oven is in operation.

SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS

A WARNING!

ARCINGIf Vousee arcing, press the CLEAR/OFFbutton and correct the problem.

Arcing is the inicrowave teim fiw spar!cs in the ()veil.Arcing is caused by:

The nletal shelf not installed correctly so ittouches the niicrowave wall.

Metal or fi)il touching the side of the oven.

Turntable ring support not installed correctly.

Foil not niolded to fi)od (upturned edges actlike antennas).

Metal, such as twist-ties poultis' pins or gold-

i_iinined dishes, in the inici'owaxe.

ReQcled paper towels containing snlall nletalI)ieces being, used in the inicrowaxe.

IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTION$oREADALLINSTRUCTIONSBEFOREU$1N&

WARNING!

FOODSDo not pop l)Ol)Coi'n in VO/li" i//ici'owaxe oxen

tlnless in a special IllicI'owa', e l)Ol)COI'n accessoP,'

or unless _ou use l)opcorn labeled for use in

IlliC I'OWaX e OX ens.

Do not boil eggs in a microwave oven. Pressure

will build up inside egg yolk and will cause it tobm_t, possibly resulting in ii_jury.

Operating tile microwave with no fl)od inside fi_r

I/lOI'e than a Illintlte oi" two Illay Catlse dalnage

to tile oven and could start a fire. It increases tile

heat around the magnetron and can shortenthe life ot the oven.

Foods with tmbroken outer "skin" such as

potatoes, hot dogs, sausages, tomatoes, apples,chicken live_ and other giblets, and egg yolks

should be pierced to allow steanl to escapeduring cooking.

Solne products such as whole eggs and sealedcontaine_--tbr example, closed jade--are able

to eN)lode and should not be heated in thisillici'ol_;ive oven. Stlch rise oV tile illici'owave

oven could result in injury:

SUPERHEATEDWATER

Liquids,such as water,coffee,ortea, are abletobe overheatedbeyondthe boilingpoint withoutappearingto beboiling. Visiblebubblingor boilingwhen the container is removedfromthe microwaveovenis not always present. THISCOULDRESULTINVERYHOTLIQUIDSSUDDENLYBOILING0VERWHENTHECONTAINERIS DISTURBEDORA SPOONOROTHERUTENSILIS INSERTEDINTOTHELIQUID.

Foods cooked in liquids (such as pasta) may

tend to boil more rapidly than foods containingless n/oisttlre. Should this occui; refer to tile

Care and cleaning of the microwave oven sectiontor instructions on how to clean the inside of

tile oven.

Avoid heating baby fl)od in glass jinx, even with

the lid ofll Make sm'e all infimt tood is thoroughlycooked. Stir tood to distribute the heat evenly:

Be carefifl to prevent scalding when wamfingtommla. Tile container may feel cooler than tile

fi)mmla really is. _Mwm:s test tile titan ula befi)re

fi_eding tile baby.

Don't defl'ost fl'ozen beverages in narro_=neckedbottles (especially carbonamd beverages). Even if

the container is opened, pressure can build up.This can cause tile container to b/li_t, possibly

resulting in iI_jm>

Hot foods and steam can cause burns. Be careflfl

when opening any containe_ of hot tood,

including popcorn bags, cooking pouches and

boxes. To prevent possible iqjm N direct steamaway fl'om hands and tace.

Do not overcook potatoes. Thev could dehvdrateand catch fire, causing damage to yore" oven.

Cook meat and poultry thoroughlx_meat to atleast an ]NTERNM, temperature of 160°F and

poult_ T to at least an INTERNAl, temperatm'e of180°F. Cooking to these temperatm'es usuallyprotects against fl)odborne illness.

To reduce tile risk ol iI_jm T to I)e_ons:

--Do not overheat the liquid.

--Stir tile liquid both befi)re and halfway throughheating it.

--Do not rise straight-sided containers with narrowIle(]_s.

--_Mter heating, allox_ tile container to stand in tileilliCi'OWaX, e ox, en lor a shoYt tiI//e before i'ei//ox, ino-

tile container.

--Use extrenle care when inserting a spoon or

other utensil into tile containe_:

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MIOROWAV£-SAFECOOKWAR£Do not operate the oven in the microwave mode without the turntable and the turntable support seatedand in place. The turntable must be unrestricted so it can rotate.

Make sure all cookware used in your microwave oven is suitable for microwaving. Most glass casseroles,cooking dishes, measuring cups, custard cups, pottery or china dinnerware which does not have metallictrim or glaze with a metallic sheen can be used. Some cookware is labeled "suitable for microwaving."

If you are not sure if a dish is microwave-sate,use this test: Place ill the oven both the dish you

are testing and a glass measuring cup filled with1 cup of watei_set tile measuring cup either illor next to the dish. Microwave 30-45 seconds at

high. If the dish heats, it should not be used fin.

microwaving.

If the dish remains cool and (mlv the water ill

tile cup heats, then tile dish is microwave-sale.

OveIMzed fi>od or oveIMzed metal cookware

should not be used ill a micro_;_\'e/convectionoven because they increase tile risk of electric

shock and could cause a fire.

Sometimes tile oven flooi, turntable and walls

can become too hot to touch. Be careflll touchingtile flooI, turntable and walls during and after

cookJllg.

If you use a meat theml(mleter while

microwaving or using tile FAST BAKE mode,I/l[Ike StlI'e it is safe tor IISe ill II/iCI'OWaVe ovens,

Do not use recycled paper products. Recycledpaper towels, napkins and waxed paper can

contain metal flecks which may cause arcingor ignite. Paper products containing nylon ornvhm filaments should be avoided, as they

may also ignim.

Some stvroflnml trays (like those that meat

is packaged on) have a thin strip of metalembedded ill tile bott(nn. When microwaved,tile metal can burn tile rio(n" (ff tile oven or

ignite a paper towel.

Use ot tile shelf accessory:

-- Renlove tile shelf fl'onl tile oven whennot ill rise.

-- Use pot holdeI_ when handling tile shelf andcookware. They max be hot.

-- Be sure that tile shelf is positioned propedyinside tile oven to prevent product danmge.

-- Do not cover tile shelf or any part of tile ovenwith met;fl fifil. This will cause overheating oltile iilici'owave/convection ()\/ell.

Do not use "_ourmicrowaxe/conxection oxen

to dr) newspapei_.

Not all plastic wrap is suitable fin" use illmicro_\'e ovens. Cheek the package fin.

Ill'Oil el" rise.

Paper towels, waxed paper and plastic wrap canbe used to cover dishes ill order to retain moisture

and prevent spattering while microwaving. Be

S/lI'e to vent plastic WI'}l l) SO steaI/l C_lIl escape.

Do not use paper products when tile microwave/

convection oven is operated ill tile BAKE,ROASTor FAST BAKE m ode.

(2ookware may 1)ecome hot because of heattransferred fl'on/ tile heated food. Pot holdei_

may be needed to handle tile cookware.

When micr()waving "boilable" cooking pouches

and tightly closed plastic bags, they should be slit,pierced or vented as directed by package. If theyare not, plastic could bm_t dining or immediately

alter cooking, possibly resulting ill injury: A]so,

plastic storage containei_ should be at leastpartially uncovered because they timn a tight seal.

When cooking with containei_ tightly coveredwith plastic wrap, remove coveting carefully anddirect steam away fi'(ml hands and ti_ce.

Use fi)il only as directed ill this manual. TV

dinneI_ may be micr(m'aved ill fi/il trays less than3/4" high; relnove tile top toil cover and return

the tray to the box. When using toil ill themicrowave oven, kee I) tile tOft at least 1" awayfl'on/ tile sides (ff tile (wen.

Plastic cookware--Plastic cookware designed fin.

microwave cooking is very useful, but should beused carelillly. Even microwave-sale plastic may

not be as tolerant (ff overcooking conditions asare glass or cermnic materials and may soften or

char if subjected to short periods of overcooking.Ill longer exposures to overcooking, tile fi)od and

cookware could ignite.

Follow these guidelines:

B IUse microwaxe-sale plastics onl) and usefl/em ill strict c(nnpliance with tile cookwarelllan tllilCttlI'eY's i'e COllll//e ndations.

_._'_Do not i//ici'owa;e ellll)l'}, containei3.

I_Do not pemfit children to use plasticcookware without c(nnplete supervision.

IMPORTANTSAFETYINFORMATION.READALLINSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSING.

WARNING!GROUNDINGINSTRUCTIONS

WARNING:Im_ro_oruse of the grounding plug can result in a risk of electric shock.

This appliance must be grounded. In tile event of

an electrical short circuit, grounding reduces tile

risk of electric shock by providing an escape wirefin" tile electric cmTent.

This appliance is equipped Mth a power cordhaving a gm/mding Mre Mth a grounding plug.

The plug Inust be plugged into an outlet that isproperly installed and gro/mded.

Consult a qualified electridan or service technicianif tile gro/mding instructions are not completelytmde_tood, or if doubt exists as to whether tile

appliance is properly gro/mded.

If the outlet is a standard 2-prong wall outlet,it is yore" personal responsibili_' and obligation

to have it replaced with a properly gro/mded3-prong wall outlet.

Do not tinder _,iiv cii'C/lli/st;inces c/lt (:,r I'elIlOVe tile

third (gro/md) prong fl'om tile power cord.

Do not rise an adapter plug with this appliance.

Do not use an extension cord with this appliance.

If tile power cord is too short, have a qualNedelectrician or se_Mce technician install an outlet

near tile appliance.

For best operation, plug this appliance into itsown electrical outlet to prevent flickering of lights,

bh_wing of fllse or tripping of circuit breaker:

THEVENTFAN

Tile tim will operate automatically trader certainconditions (see Automatic Fan realm'e). Take care

to p_event tile starting and spreading of accidentalcooking fires while tile vent tim is in use.

Clean tile tmde_i(le of tile microwave often.

Do not allow grease to build up on tile microwaveor tile tim film_.

In tile event oI a grease fire on tile sm_hce miltsbelow tile microwave oven, smother a flaming

pan on tile sm_i_ce refit by covering tile pancompletely with a lid, a cookie sheet or a fiat tray:

Use care when cleaning tile vent tim filte_.

Corrosive cleaning agents, such as lye-basedoven cleane_, may damage the filte_.

When preparing flaming foods trader tileiilici'o_;lve_ ttlI'n tile l_lIl on.

Never leave s/m'i_ce milts beneath w)m" microwave

oven mmttended at high heat settings. Boilove_s

cause smoking and greasy spillove_ that mayignite and spread if the microwave vent tim is

operating. To minimize automatic tim operation,use adequate sized cookware and use high heaton S/llS[_lce units only when necessalw:

READANDFOLLOWTHISSAFETYINFORMATIONCAREFULLY.

SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS

Available at extra cost from your GEsuppfier.

Filler Penel Kits

JX4OWH--White

JX41--Black

When repladng a 36" range hood, filler panel kits

fill in the additional width to provide a custom

built-in appearance,

For installation between cabinets only; not forend-ofXcabinet installation. Each kit contnins

two 3" wide filler panels,

Filter Kits

JX81D--Recirculating Charcoal Filter Kit

Filter kits are used when the oven cannot be vented

to the outside.

Aboutthe featuresof youroven.

Throughout this manual, features and appearance may vary from your model.

1000Watts

Featuresof the Oven

O Door Latch Release Handle.

O DoorLatches.

O indow with Metal Shield. Screen allowscooking to be viewed while keepingmicrowa'_es confined in the oxen.

Control Panel and Selector Dial

O Removable Turntable. Do not operate the ovenin the microwave mode without the turntable

and turntable suppoxl seated and in place.

o Removable Turntable Support.Do not operatethe o_en in the microwave mode without the

tm'ntable and tm'ntable support seated and in

place.

O Shelves. Use with CONVECTION BAKE,CONVECTIONROASTor COMBINATION FAST

BAKE. (Do not use when microwave cooking.)

For best results, tlse one shelf in the lower

posit.ion and leave at least a 1-inch gap

between the cooking dish and the sides of theoven. D:,r two-level Baking or Fast Baking riseboth shelves.

Aboutthe cookingand warming features ofyourmicrowave/convection oven. .euomYoucan cook by Microwave, Convection Bake, Convection Roast or Combination Fast Bake. Keep hot, cooked foods atserving temperature with the Warm feature.

Dial Selectol

TURN [0 _LE£q" _ PUSH TO E_TE_

CookingContro/s

O Microwave Cooking Time and Auto FeaturesPress Turnandpush dial toenterTiME COOK Amountof cookingtimePressonce(qqmeCookI)to microwaveanytimebetween15secondsand95minutes.

Presstwice (]]meCookII)to changepowerlevelsautomaticallyduringcooking.MICROEXPRESScooP/Add38sec. Startsimmediately!DEFROSTPressonce(Fast) Foodweightupto onepoundPresstwice(Auto) Foodweightupto sixpoundsPressthreetimes(]]me) Amountof defrostingtime

BEVERAGE Startsimmediately!Pressonce(6-7 oz.)Presstwice(8-9 oz.)Pressthreetimes(10-12oz.)POWERlevel Powerlevel1-10

Sensor Features

Press Turnandpush dial toenter OptionPOPCORN Startsimmediately! more/lesstime

REHEAT Startsimmediately! more/lesstimePressonce(plate)Presstwice(pasta)Pressthreetimes(_ to I cup)Pressfourtimes(1to 2 cups)AUTOCOOK Foodtype more/lesstime

Convection Baking or Convection RoastingPress Turnandpush dial to enter

CONVECTIONBAKEor OventemperatureandcooktimeCONVECTIONROAST

O

O Combination Fast BakingPressCOMBINATIONFASTBAKE

O WarmingPress

Turnandpush dial to enter

Oventemperatureandcooktime

Turn and push die/to eater

WARM Oventemperature and warm time ,9

Available cooking options.

Do not use the shelves whenmicrowave cooking.

Microwave Cooking

_OtlI" oven uses Illi(TOWaVe energy to cook by a set [iI/le oF weight, or atltOillati('allv

by sensor.

Sensor micr_m'ave _x wks by detecting the increasing h umidiw released durii_g cooking.

The oven automatically at!justs the cooking time to \m_ioustypes and amotmts ot toed.

Cooking Method

Microwave energyis distributed evenlythroughout the ovenfor thorough, fastcooking of food.

Heat Source

Microwave energy.

Heat Conduction

Heat producedwithin food byinstant energypenetration.

Benefits

Fast,high efficiencycooking. Oven andsurroundings donot get hot.Easyclean-up.

Convection Baking and Convection Roasting

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Dtwing baking or roasting, a heating element is used to raise the temperatm'e of the airinside the oven. Any oven temperature fl'om 225°E to 450°E may be programmed. A timgently circulates this heated air throughout the oven, over and around the toed, producinggolden brown exterims and rich moist interiors. This drculafion ot heated air is calledconvection.

Because the heated air is kept constantly moving, not pemfitting a laver ot cooler air todevelop arotmd the fi)od, some fi)ods cook tipster than in regular oven cooking.

Always use the shelf when baking.For best results, use one shelf in thelower position. For two-level cookingonly, use both shelves,

Cooking Method Heat Source

Hot air circulates Circulatingaround food to heated airproduce browned (Convection).exteriors and sealin juices.

Heat Conduction

Heat conductedfrom outside of foodto inside.

Benefits

Aids in browningand seals in flavor.Cookssome foodsfaster than regularovens.

Always use the shelf with Fast Bake.For best results, use one shelf in thelower position. For two-level cookingonly, use both shelves.

Combination Fast Baking

"/(mr oven also oflb_ the option of CombinationFastBake,using inicrowave ellei'gr},' ahmgwith convection cooking. Y m cook with speed and accm'acy, while br_m'ning and crispingto pertection.

Cooking Method

Microwave energyand convection heatcombine to cookfoods upto 25%faster than regularovens, whilebrowning andsealing in juices.

Heat Source

Microwave energyand circulatingheated air.

Heat Conduction

Food heats frominstant energy frompenetration and heatconducted fromoutside of food.

Benefits

Shortenedcooking time frommicrowave energy,plus browning andcrisping fromconvection heat.

Always use the shelf when warmhTg.

Warming

The wamfing timtm'e will keep hot, cooked too(ls at serving temperature. _Mwaysstart withhot Iced. Lrse cookware and utensils that can withstand temperatures up to 230°E

Cooking MethodWarm air circulatesaround food to keeppreviously cookedfood warm.

Heat Source

Circulating heatedair (Convection).

Heat Conduction

Warmth conductedfrom outside of foodto inside.

Benefits

Keeps hot, cookedfoods at servingtemperature.

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Aboutthe time and automicrowave features, go.=om

Usingthe Dial

You can make selections on the o'_en b_

turning, the dial and I)ressing, it to enterthe selection,

Pressing the dial can also be used in place

of the START/PAUSEbutton for quickerI)r°gramming, , of the oxen.

YOIN TI SEEECT + P#gH TO ENTE£

TLNII TO SEI.ECT o _>I$I YI £NYEI

Time Cook (Donot use the shelves when

microwave cooking.)

Thee Cook I

_Hows VOll 1o l]]icrowwve [()ral]v time

betweem_ 15 secom_ds and !)5 mhmtes.

Power level 10 (High)isautomatk al? set,but )ou ma) chm/ge it lot more flexibiliF:

Press the TIMEcoogbumm.mm Turn the dia] to set the cook time amld

press die dia] u> enter:

i_'_ Chm/ge )ower level if'you dom/'t wam/tfull powe_: (Press POWER. Turn die dialto select. Press the dial to e_/ten)

t_ Press the dhd or the STARTIPAUIEbHt[oll 1o start COOlCill_,

You may (>pen die door (lmim/g line Cookto check tile {ood. Close tile door amid pressdie dia] or START/PAUSEto resume cookh/g

NOTE: Youmay change t¢}ecook time at any

time goring cooking by turning the did You

may also change ti_epower level by pressingtf_ePOWER button.

TheeCookfl

I,ets roll chm/ge power levels automaticallydm'h/g cookh/g Here's ]_(}_r tO (]O it:

_ Press die TIMECOOKbumm.

_Tum the dial to set the first cook dinemid press the dial to em/te_:

|_'li ("hamre the power level if_ou dc,nt_r:_I_trid] powen (Press POWER. Turn die

dial to select, Press the dial to ei/te_:)

D Press tile YlMECOOKbumm agahl.

_I] Turn tile dia] u_ set tile second cookdine al/d press the dial to ente]:

1_ Chm/ge die I)o_veY level if'5ou don'twm/t full powen (Press POWER. Tm'n the

dial to select, Press die dial to entei:)

N Press the dial or tile START/PAUSEbllttol/ to St_H't coolcil/_

At tie end _d Time Cook/, JTmeCook #coums dowm

NOTE: Youmaychangeti_ecooktimeat anytimedodngcookingby tombg the lfia/. Youmayalsochangethepower levelby pressingti_ePOWERbutton.

Micro ExpressCook (Donot usetheshelves when mbrowave cooking.)

This is a quick way to set and start cookingin 30 second blocks each time the MICRO

EXPRESS button is pressed. The cook time

may be changed by tuming the dial at anytime during cooking.

The power level will automatically be setat 10 and the oxen will start immediateh'.

The power level can be changed as time is

counting down. Press the POWERbutton,ttlFI] the dial and press to enten

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Aboutthe time and automicrowave features.

#_RN 10 SELECT * PUSH KI E_ FE_

Fast Defrest (Do not use the shelves when

microwave cooking.)

FastDefrest m_[om_dca]]y se[s d_e

de{_'osdm_g times aN_dpo_er ]e_ e]s to givee_ e]_ de{_'osd m_g resin] ts tar m e_ts, pol_] tryamid fish weighh_g Iq:_to (me pained.

; Remove meat from package and place onmicrowave-sate dish.

_ Press the DEFROSTbutton once.

_Turn the dial to the todd weight,using the Comexsion Guide at fight.For example, dial .5 fi)r .5 pounds(8 oz.) Press the dial to enter:

_'_ Press the START/PAUSEbum>n to stm'tdefi'osfing.

D Tm'n the food oxer if the oxen signalsTURN FOODOVER.

Remove defl'osted meat or shield wam]

areas with small pieces offifil.

_Mier deli'osting, most m eats need to

stand 5 minutes to complete defrosting.

ConversionGuide

If the wel)htof foodisstatedinpoundsandounces,theouncesmustbeconvertedto tenths(1) ofa pound

WeightofFeed EnterFoodWeightin Ounces (tenthsofa pound)

1-2 .13 .2

4-5 .3

6-7 .48 .5

9-10 .611 .7

12-13 .814-15 .9

Auto Defrost (Do not use the shelves when

microwave cookhTg.)

Use Auto Defrost for meat, poultry and fish

weighing up to six pounds. Use 17me Defrostfl)r most other tl'ozen [(>ods.

Auto Defrost automatically sets the

defrosting times and power levels to give

even defrosting results fi)r meats, poultryand fish.

Remoxe meat fl'om package and placeon microwa_e-saie dish.

_ Press the DEFROSTbutton twice.

_'_ Tm'n the dial to the fi)od weight,usino the Conxe_ion (;uide at rJ ,ht

For example, dial 1.2 fi)r 1.2 pounds

(l pound, 3 oz.) Press the dial to enter:

_ Press the START/PAUSEbumm to stm'tdeli'osfing.

Fj Tmn the fi)od oxer if the oxen signalsTURN FOODOVER.

Rem()ve defl'osted meat or shield wam]

areas with small pieces of fi)il.

AJter defi'osting, II/OSt I]leats need to

stand 5 minutes to complete defl'osting.

Ire'go roasts should stand fi)r about

30 minutes.

ConversionGuide

If the we/)ht of food IL_stated In poundsandounces, the ouncesmust he convertedto tenths

1)of a pound

WeightofFood EnterFoodWeight& Ounces (tenthsofa pound)

1-2 .13 .2

4-5 .3

6-7 .48 .5

9-10 .611 .7

12-13 .814-15 .9

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Time Defrost (Do not use the shelves when

microwave cooking.)

Use time Defrost to defi'ost fin" a selected

length oI time.

B Press the DEFROSTbumm three times,

_'_ Turn the dial to select the time youwant, Press the dial to entei;

[]Press the START/PAUSEbutton to startdeti'osting.

D Tm'n tile food o',er if tile o_,en signalsTURN FOODOVER.

You may change the defl'ost titne at any

time during defi'osting by turning tile dial.

Power level is autonmtically set at 3, but c[in

be changed. Ym can defi'ost slnall itelns

quickly by raising tile power level alter

entering tile dine. Power level 7 cuts tile

total defl'osfing time in about half:, powerlevel 10 cuts tile total dine to ai)i)roxilnately

1/ 3. H(m'evei; fi)od will need in ore

fl'equent attention than usual.

A dull thulnl)ing noise may be heard

during deli'osdng. This is nomml when

oven is not oi)erafing at HighpoweI:

Defrosting Tips

Foods fl'ozen in I/aper or plastic can bedefl'osted in the package, Closed packages

shouM be slit, pierced or vented A_ERfi)od has partially defl'osted, Plastic storage

containers should be partially tmcovered,

Famil}_size, i)repackaged fl'ozen dinnei_can be deti'osted and inicrowaved. If the

toed is in a toil containei; transter it toa microwave-sate dish.

Foods that spoil easily should not be

allowed to sit out tor more than one hem"

alter defl'osfing. Rooln telnperature

i)rolnotes tile growth of lmnnfld bacteria.

D)I" more even deli'osfing of lalger toods,

such as roasts, use AutoDefrostBe sure

lalge meats are colni)letely defl'osted

betore cooking.

_A]/en deli'osted, food should be cool

but softened in all areas. If still slightly ic>

return to the microwave vei T briefl 5 or

let it stand a tew ininutes.

Beverage (Do not use the shelves whenmicrowave cooking.)

The DEVERAGEti_'ature heats beveragesti'OlIl 6 to 12 O/ln('es.

Press ()lice tor 6-7 oz.

Press twice tot 8-9 oz.

Press three tilnes tor 10-12 oz.

Dnnksheatedwith theBeveragefeaturemaybeveryhot Removetheconta#Terwithcare.

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Aboutchangingthepower level.

_URN _ $_EECT _ PUSFET{} N_E_

The power level may be entered orchm/ged immediately a{}er e_*terim/g thetime {or rime Coo_%rime Defrost or Express

Ceek. The power level may also be ch:mged

B First, fi}llow directi(ms }br rime Cook,rime De#ost or Express Cook.

Fj Press the POWEHbuttom

_g Turn the dial clockwise to ira/crease a,/dcolmterch)ckwise to decrease the powerlevel. Press the dial to e_/te_:

_ Press the START/PAUSEbuttonto startcookim/g.

Variable pov, er le\ els add flexibility tomicrov, ave coold_,g. The power levels on

tile microv, ave oven ca_*be compawd to

tile mrfhce m, its on a _w_*ge.Each pov, reTlevel gives yell microv, ave e_lergy a certain*

perce_*t ot the time. Power level 7 ismicrov, ave e_*erg} 7(1% (g the time. Power

level3 is e_e_g T 30% (ff the time. Mostc(}o]d_g will be done on High (povcer level

I0) whi ch gives yell ] 00% p{_v,e_: Power level_O _rH_ cook {i_ster but {ood may ueed more

fwqllent stinJ_g, _}tati_g or mmi_g ove_:

A lov, er setth*g wil] cook more e', e_*]vm*d_eed 1ess sti rri _g or rotati _g (g the {bo(LSim/e [hods may i/ave better fiav(m texture

or appeam_ce if o_le of the lower setti_gs is

reed. l/se a lower pov, er]e; e] whe_ coo]d_gfb(}ds that I/ave a ten(!e_,cv to boil o_e_;

s_lch as scalloped potatoes.

Rest periods (*_hen the _?/iCl'O%r_ve

energy wc]es oH) give time Itbr the fi}odto "eq_la]ize" or mmsibr heat to the i_/side

o[ the Itbod. An example of this is sho_/*&r]th power Nge[ _---the dei_'ost c_de. If

micro*rave energy did _/ot c_c]e ell theomside ot the {ood _{}_l]d cook be{k_re

the i_/side was del_i'osted.

Here are some examples of uses for various

power levels."

High 10: Fish, bat{m, vegetables, heati_/g

Med-Higfl 7: (;ende coo]d_/g of meat a_/d

po_dtr} ; baki_/g casseroles a_/(;[reheati_/g.

Medium 5: S]{}_ r COOId _g :_](1 tende_Jzh/gfi_r stews ;rod less tel/tier cllts of meat,

LOW2 Or& l_)eh'osth/g; shingle,:h/g; delicateS_H[( es.

Microwave terms.

Arcing

Definition

_r{'ino is the mi{'rowa_e tem_ for sparks in the oxen. Arcing is caused b_:

the metal shelf being installed incorrectly and touching the microwaxe wails.

1{ metal or foil touching the side of the oven.

[_ toil that is not mohled to toed (upturned edges act like antennas).

metal such as twist-ties poultry pins gold-rimmed dishes.

recycled paper towels containing small metal pieces.

the tm'ntable ring support being inst;flled incorrectly.

Covering C{,xeI_ hold in nl(/isture, alh/w fi}r more even heating and reduce co(/king tiine. Venting plastic wrap or

co_eiJilg with wax papei" alh/ws excess steali/ to escape.

Shielding In a regular oxen, you shiehl chicken breasts or baked foods to prevent oxe>br(/wning. X_q]en micr(/waving,• I { { (In}ou use small strips of fi/il to shiehl thin parts, such as the ti )s of wings and legs poultx T, which w(mhl

cook heft/re larger parts.

Standing rime "V\hen you cook with regular ovens, fi/ods such as roasts or cakes are allowed to stand to finish cooking orto set. Standing time is especially important in micr(/wave {(}(}king. Note that a mi{'rowaved cake is n(/t

placed on a cooling rack.

Venting •Mter coveting, a dish xdth plastic wrap, you vent the plastic wrap by turnino_ back one corner so excess

steaI// C_:III escape.

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About the sensor microwave features, geoe,n

XumiditF Sensor

What happens when using the Sensor Features:

Th e Se]_s__r Veat_ _res detect tl_e im]creasi m_gb im_idi t} tel eased dm_i m_gc_oki ,_g. The ove]_a i_t_m_ati call} a (!il _sts tbe _ookh_ g tim e to va x_iol_s_}pes a m_d am el mts of fo_d.

Do m_ot_se tl_e Se]_sor Features twice h_ s_ccessio_ o]_ the same {bed pordo]_--it may

result h_ severely overcooked or bm'N_t It6od. I{ f6od ]s m_dercooked airier tl_e com_ tdo*_muse _me Ceek fi>r addidomd cooki_g dme_

NOTE.."Sensorfeatures will not operat_ _f_en tf_eoven is hot: If oneof the s'ensorcooking buttons is"pressedwhen the tempemtare inside the oven is gmaterthan 200°F, "OVENTOOHOTFORSENSORCOOKtN&-USINGALTERNATEMETHOD"will be displayed. Theoven will automatically chanqe to cookby time (followthe directions in the display)or oncefl_eoven is cool enough, the sensor featureswill functionno_ma//_

The proper containe_ and cove_ are essential fi)r best sensor cooking.

Covered

_Mwavs use microwave-sate containe_ and cover them with lids or vented plastic wrap.Never use tight sealing plastic containe_--they can prexent steam fl'om escaping andCatlse ti)()d to oxercook.

Vented

Be sm'e tile outside of tile cooking container5 and tile inside of tile microwave oven are

d D, betore placing toed in tile oxen. Beads of moisture turning into steam can misleadtile sensoi i

Dry off dishes so they dot?'tmisleadthe sensor.

Auto Cook (Do not use the shelves when microwave cooking.)

ge(-atlse II]OSt ('ookiIlg containe_ illtlSt be coxered dm-ing Auto Cook, this teattlI'e is bestwith toods that _o/I W}lIlt to ste}llIl oi" i'etain illoistt/i'e.

NOTE."Useof the metal shelf with Auto Cook is not recommended

Recommended Foods

A wide _ariety of tbods including meats, fish and xegetables can be cookedusing this timtm'e.

Foodsnot recommended

Foods that must be cooked re]covered, foods that require constant attention, foods that

require addition of ingredients during cooking and foods calling for a d_' look or crisp

surlilce alter c()(:,kiI]g should not be cooked using this feature. It is best to Time Cook them.

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About the sensor microwave features.

_LI]N _0 _EE_ _] _ PUSH T_ EN [_I_

NOTE: Do not use this feature

twice in succession on the

same food portion--it may

result in severely overcookedor burnt food.

Auto Cook (Do not use the shelves whenmicrowave cooking.)

B Place cmered fi)od in the o_en andclose the door. Press the AUTO COOK

button. ENTER FOOD TYPE appeai's inthe display.

]Turn file dial to the desired fi)od D]_e.PI'ess to entei;

See the SensorFoodTypeGuidebel(m' fin.

specific foods and instructions,

The oven starts immediately:

NOTE"If the door was open while the

control was being set, close the door andpress the START/PAUSEbutton to begin

cooking.

If tood is tmdercooked after the

cotlntdown, tlse Time Cook fi)r additional

cooking time.

Do not open the ovendoor before the countdown

time is &splayed--steam escapingfrom the ovencan affect cooklhg performance. If the door is

opened,close the door andpress START/PAUSEimmediately

If ground meat was selected, the oven may

signal you to drain and stir the meat. Openthe do()); drain the meat and close the door.

Press the START/PAUSEbumm if necessm w

to I'eStlI//e cooking.

CookingTips

\41_en oven signals and countdown timeis displayed, the door may be openedfi)r stirring, turning or rotating food.To resume cooking, close the door andpress SNRT/PAUSE

Match the amount of food to the size of

containe_: Fill containers at least 1/2 fifll.

Be sm'e outside ot container and insideof oven are dr*;

_dter completion of Cook c)'cle, if fi)odneeds additional cooking, return fi)od tooven and tlse TimeCookto finish cooking.

How to Adjust the Oven's Automatic

Settings for a Shorter or Longer Cook Time

(Not available for all food types)

Tosubtract 10% from the automatic

cooking time."Within the ti_t 30 seconds after the oven

starts, ttwn the dial counterclockwise, until

a minus ("-") sign appea_, and press toenteY.

Toadd 10% to the automatic cooking time.Within the fi_t 30 seconds after the (wen

starts, mrn the dial clockwise, tmtil a plus("+') sign appea_, and press to enteI:

Sensor Food Type Guide

Chicken Pieces

Fish

Ground Meat(Beef, Pork, Turkeyl

Potatoes

Canned Vegetables

Fresh Vegetables

Frozen Vegetables

Servings Serving Size

1 to 4 2 to 8

pieces

1 to4 4to 16 oz.

-- 8 to 32 oz.

1 to 4 8 to 32 oz.

1 to4 4to 16 oz.

1 to4 4to 16 oz.

lto4 4to 16 oz.

Comments

Use ol)long, square or rotmd dish.Cover with vented plastic wrap.

Lrse obhmg, sqtlaYe (7I"I'Otlnd dish.Cover with vented plastic wrap.

Use round casserole dish. Crumble meat

into dish. Cover with vented plastic wrap.

Pierce skin with fi)rk. Arrange in astar pattern in center ()f turntable.

Use microwave-sail _ casserole or bowl.

Cover with lid or vented plastic wrap.

Use microwave-sail _ casserole or bowl.

Add 2 tablespoons water fl)r each se_Mng.

Cover with lid or vented plastic wrap.

Use nlicrowave-safe casserole or bowl.

Follow package instructions fl)r addingwater. Cover with lid or vented plastic wrap.

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Use only with prepackagedmicrowave popcorn weighhTg1.5to Z5 ounces.

NOTE:De nat use this featuretwice in successionon thesame foodportion--it mayresult in severely overcookedor burntfood.

Popgorfi (Donotusetheshelveswhenmicrowavecooking,)

To use the Popcorn rearm:e:

B Follow package insm_cthms, usb_g timeCook if d_e pack:_ge is less than 1.5 omwesor larger than 3.5 arnicas. Place the packageof popcorr_ in the center of the tm'ntable.

N Press d_e POPCORNbutton. The oven startsimmediateE

liy}u opel, the door *_hile POPCORNSENSOR

is displayed, an emw message will appea*: (:losethe (loot; [)ress.... CLEAR/OFFandbe_jnaaa:ti_/,_,

If food is undercooked after the com_t(lovm, _lse

_me Cook fbr additio_ml cooking time.

HowtoAdjusttheAutomaticPopcornSetti#gtoProvidea ShorterorLoggerCookTime

If'you find d_at the bH_ld of popcorn you usem_deq)ops or o_erpops consisteml), )o_x can addor subtract 20-3(t seconds _o d_e automatic

popping time.

Tosubtracttime:Within the first 30 seconds after the o_en smr_s,tm'n the dial com_ter(lockwise, m_tila mimes("-") siD, appears, fiw 20 secox_dsless cookingtime. Press to ente!: T_lrnag:dn, mldl Pao mimls("--") sig-_*sappem; to reduce cooki_g timeanother 10 seconds for a to_;dof 30 secondsless dine, Press to e_mr

Toadd time:

Within the fh'_t 30 seconds after the o_en stm ts,

turn the dial clockwise, undl a plus C+") signappears, %r an exm_ 20 secon(g cooking dine,Press _oenmr Tm'n agvdn, matiI two plus (%+")dg_s appem; m add a*_other 10 seco_lds %r atotal of 30 seco*_ds additional dine. P_ess me/_ter.

REHEAT

NOTE: Do not use this feature

twice in succession on the

same food portion--it may

result in severely overcookedor burnt food.

Reheat(Donotusetheshelveswhenmicrowavecooking,)

The Reheat teature reheats.... servings,, of l)revi°uslx,cooked fi)ods or a plate of leflovex_.

_ Place the cup of liquid or coxeredtoed in the oven. Press REH_ronce, t_ice,three times or tbur times. The oxen startsimmediately

P_>ss once ii)r a plate of leftovers.

P_>ss t\_ice for a pasta.

P_>ss three times t6r 1/2 to l fl_ll cup.

P*>ss four times for 1 to 2 fldl cups.

_The oxen sigmfls when steam issensed and the time remaining begins

cotmting down.

Do not open the oxen door tmtil time iscounting down. If the door is opened,close it and press STARTimmediately.

After removingfoodfromtheoven,stir, ffpossible,toevenout thetemperature.Reheatedfoodsmayhavewidevariationsin temperature.Someareasof foodmabeextremelyhot.

If fi_od is not hot enough after the countdownuse Time Cookfor additional reheating time.

SomeFoodsNotRecommendedfor UseWithReheat

]t is best to use TimeCookfi_r these fi_ods:

Bread products.

Foods that l//llSt be reheated unco_e_>d.

Foods that need to be stirred or rotated.

i Foods calling for a dr? look or crisp sllrfilcealter reheating.

HowtoAdjusttheOven'sAutomaticSettingsfora ShorterorLongertime

Tosubtract 10%from the automatic

cooking time:Within the first 30 seconds after the o_en starts,turn the dial counterclockwise, until a minus

("2') sign appears, and p_ss to enter.

Toadd 10%to the automatic cooking time:Within the first 30 seconds after the o_,en starts,

turn the dial clockwise, until a plus ("+") sign_q)pears, and p_ss to enter:

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About the baking and roasting features.

b/ NCorrect sheffposifion

Baking or roasting uses a heating element to _dse die tempex_m_re of die air inskle die

o_ en. Any oven tempe_m_re {}'ore 225°F to 450°F may be set. A tim gently ciro_]ates this

heated air t]lrol_g]loLlt the o',en, c,ver and arom_d the {k_od, pro(;h_cing golden brown

exteriors and rich, moist interiors. This cirodadon of heated air is called convection.

Because the heated air is. ke[)t constant]_.... movi ng not [)ermitting_ a ]a_er, o{ cooler air to

develop around the food, some foods cook fi_ster than in regular oven coo]dng

For Best Bestirs_.

Useone she/fb tire Iower posifion and have at bast a l-#rch oapbetween tire cooking dish arrd tire sides oftheoven, For two-level cookingonly, useboth shelves.

The s]le]f is re(pdred {or good air circldadon and even browning

See tire Cookware Tipssection for irrformafionon suggestedcookware.

Incorrect shetfposifion

TRN T_ _LE_T " P_SH TOENTER

Bake or Roast with Preheat

mm

Press the BAKEor BOASTbumm.

Tm'n t]_e dial to set t]_e oven

tempe_ma'e and press dial to ente_

Do not enter bake time now, (The coo]<

time _vi]] be entered ]ate_; after the ovel?

is preheated.) See the Auto Recipe TM

Conversion section belong;

_ Press the dial or t]_e START/PAUSEbutton to start I_reheati rig,,

DWhen the oven is pre]_eated, it wi]]signal ff _ou do not open the door

within l hem; the oven wi]] tm'n offal_Um_atica]R.

_'t Open the oven door and, I_singcmaion, piece the food in the oven.

1_ Close the oven doo_: Tm'n the dialto set the cook time and press the dial

or START/PAUSEto Start cooking.

NWhen cooking is complete, the ovenwil signal and mrn off.

NOTE:Youmaychangetirecooktimeat anytimedun?rgcookr#gby tumbg tiredial,

Youmay change the oven temperatureat any timeduring cookingby pmss/ng tire POWEB botton, fiJmthedial to set the oven temperatureand pmss"thedra/ to enter

Toviewtirecooktimeandoventemperatureduringcook#rg,presstheBAKEbutton.

]'ilI N TO I£LECT " PUS}{ TOENTEB

Bake or Roast without Preheating

_r_ If your recipe does not requirepreheating, presstile BAKEorROASTbumm. See tile Auto Recipe TM

Conversion section below.

_'_ Turn the dial to set tile oxentei//pei'attli'e and pi'ess to entei:

_Tm'n tile dial to set tile cook time andpress to enter

D Press tile dial or tile START/PAUSEbtltton to stnrt tile oxen.

NOTE:Youmaychangethecookt#neat anytimeduringcookbgby tumbgthedbl.

Youmaychangetheoventemperatureat anyt#neduringcookrngbypressingthePOWERbutton Turnthedia/to set theoventemperatureandpressthedralto enter

Toviewthecookfl?neandoventemperatureduringcookrng,presstheBAKEbutton.

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Auto RecipeTM Conversion

\4lien using CONVECTIONBAKE,tile AutoRecipe TM Conversion_eature will automaticalvconvert entered regular baking temperatm'es to convection baking temperatures.

This teature is activated so that tile display will show OFFSETONand tile actual converted

(reduced) temperature. For example, if you enter a regular recipe temperature of 350°F

and press tile STARTbutton, tile display will show tile converted temperature of 325°E

This ti_atm'e can be turned off in the OPTIONS menu. See tile Auto Recipe TM Conversion

Selection in tile About the other features section.

o TMNOTE:If comecfion bakin_ and tile AutoRecipe Conversion teatm'e is turned off,

reduce tile oxen temperature 2: I_ fl'om tile recipe to prexent oxerbrowning on tile

top of baked goods

About the Fast Bake feature, ge=o=

L/Correctshelfposition

Fast Bake oftex_ the best features of microwave energy' and convection cooking. Microwavescook food tilst and convection circulation of heated air browns fi_ods beaufiflfllv. Anv oven

temperature fl'om 225°F to 450°F may be set.

For Best Results...

Useoneshelf in the lower position and leaveat least a l-/hch gap between the cooking dish and the sides of

the oven.For two-level cookingonly, useboth shelves.

Tile shelf is required fin" good air circulation and even browning.

See the Cookware Tips section for informationon suggested cookwara.

See the Best Method of Cooking section to determine the which foods are appropnate to cook

using Fast Bake.

Incorrect shelf position

Fast Bake with Preheat

B Press tile FASTBAKEbutton.

_Turn tile dial to set tile oventemperature and press dial to enter.Do not enter FASTBAKEcook time

now. (Tile cook time will be entered

late_, after tile oxen is preheated.)

_ Press tile dial or tile START/PAUSEbutton to start preheating.

_ XAhen the oxen is preheated, it willsignal. If you do not open tile doorwithin 1 ho/u, tile o;en will turn offa tm)maficallv.

_'_ Open tile oxen door and, usingcaution, place the fi_od in the oxen.

_ Close the oven doo_; Turn the dial toset tile cook time and press to enter;

Press tile dial or tile START/PAUSEbutton to start cooking

F_ X_ hen cooking is complete, tile oxenwill signal and turn off.

NOTE: Youmay change the cook time at any time

during cooklhg by turning the dial

Youmay change the oven temperature and

microwave power level at any time dunhgcooking by pressing the POWER button. Turnthe

dial to set the oven temperature and press thedial to enter Then, turn the dla/ to set microwave

power level 1 through 4 anfl prass the dial toente_ The default power level is 4.

Toview the cook time and oven temperatureduring cooking press the FAST BAKE button.

Check tile Cookware tips section tot

correct cookware when using Fast Bake.

Do not use metal cookware with

Fast Bake.

Reduce tile recipe cook time by 25%.

See tile Best Method of Cooking sectionto detemfine tile which fi)ods are

appropriate to cook using Fast Bake.

TfflN TOg ELEU_" o PUSH TO £NT£R

Fast Bake without Preheat

B l_)'om" recipe does not reqlfire[)rebeati ng_,press the FASTBAKEbl K[()I?.

_'_ Tu]'n the C[ia] to set the oventemperatm'e and press to entei;

_'_ Tu]'n tile dim to set the cook time andpress to ente*:

NOTE: Youmay change the cook time at any timeduring cookbg by turning #}e d/aL

Youmay change ti}e oven temperatura and

microwave power level at any time duringcooking by prassing #_ePOWER button, film the

d/al to set the oven temperatura and press thedial to ente_ Then, turn the dial to set microwave

power level 1 through 4 and prass the dial to

ente_ The default power level is 4.

Toview d}e cook time and oven temperatura

during cooking, prass d}e FAST BAKE button.

NOTE"

Some recipes call fin" preheating.

Check tile Cookware tips section for

correct cookware when using Fast Bake.

Do IIot rise Illetal cookware with

Fast Bake.

See tile Best Method of Cooking sectionto detemfine tile which fi)ods are

appropriate to cook using Fast Bake.

Reduce tile recipe cook time by 25%.

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Cookware tips.

ConvectionBake or Roast

MetaJ Pmls are recon/n/ended fin" all types of baked products, but especially where

browning is important.

Dark or dull finish metal pans are best fin" breads and pies because they absorb heat and

produce crisper crust.

Shinv ahuninunl pans are bettor fin" cakes, cookies or in uflins because thev reflect heat

and help produce a light tender crust.

Glass or Glass-Cermnic casserole or baking dishes are best suimd tot egg and cheese

recipes due to the cleanabili_' of glass.

CombinationFast Bake

Glass or Glass-Cermnic baking containex_ are recommended. Be sure not to use items with

metal trim as it may cause arcing (s.I)arkin'"_ with o'_en wall or oxen shelf. This can damagethe cookware, the shelf or the oxen.

Heat-Resistm_t Plastic microwaxe cookware (sate to 450°F) mar be used but it is notrecommended fin" foods re_ltfifim*_ all-arotmd browning, because the plastic is a poorcondHctoi" of heat.

Microwave

Heat-Resistant Glass, Glass-Ceramic '_s '_s _s(Pyrex®, Fire King®, Coming Ware®, etc.)

Metal No _e,'•s No

Non Heat-Resistant Glass No No No

Microwave-SafePlastics _s No _s*

Plastic Films and Wraps "_s No No

Paper Products "_s No No

Straw, Wicker and Wood '_s No No

Use only microwave cookware that is safe to 450°E

Convection Bake Combinationor Roast Fast Bake

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Select the best method of cooking, gecomUse the folio wing guide to select the best method of cooldng. Recipes can be adapted using the guidelines below todetermine the appropriate cooking mode.

Foods Microwave Bake Roast FastBake

AppetizersDips and Spreads ,/Pastry Snacks ,/ ,/ ,/

Beverages ,/SaucesandToppings v"

Soupsand Stews ,/Meats

Defrosting ,/Roasting ,/ ,/

PoultryDefrosting ,/Roasting ,/ ,/ ,/

FishandSeafoodDefrosting ,/Cooking ,/ ,/ ,/

Casseroles ,/ ,/ ,/

EggsandCheeseScrambled, Omelets ,/ ,/Quiche, Souffle ,/ ,/

Vegetables,(fresh) ,/Breads

Muffins, Coffee Cake ,/ ,/Quick ,/Yeast ,/

DessertsCakes,Layerand Bundt ,/Angel Food and Chiffon ,/Custard and Pudding ,/Bar Cookies ,/ ,/Fruit ,/Pies and Pastry ,/Candy ,/

BlanchingVegetables ,/FrozenConvenienceFoods v" ,/ v"

Recipe conversions.CombinationFast Bake

WhenusingCOMBINATIONFASTBAKE,reducerecipe cooktimeby25°/o.

For Example: A recipe states to cook a roast fin" 60 minutes at 400°E60 minutes x 0.25 15 minutes saved

So the new cook time in FASTBAKEmode will be:60 minutes- 15 minutes 45 minutes.

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About the warming feature.

Correctshelfposition

The WARM feature will keep hot, cooked {k_ods at servim_, temperature. _r_S S_'_ _'H_

hot fbo(L [lse cook_Y;_re _m_d I_te_sils that cm_ _yithst_m_d tempe_tm'es iq) to 230°E

For Best Results,,.

Always use tCreshelf in its "low" position when w'am_/Trg.Tireshelf is requiredfor good air cimu/ationandeven warming.

See tire Ceekware Tips section for irrforrnafiononsuggestedcookw'are.

Incorrect shelf position

WARM_ Press the WARM button.

_'J Turn the dial to select the o_entemperatm'e. See the chart and tipsbelow, Press the dial to enter:

I,OW 150°F

MEDIUM 170°F

HIGH 210°F

_ Press the dial or the START/PAUSEbutton to start wamfing.

If the oven door is opened dm-ing wamfing,

PAUSfwill appear in the display, Close the

door and press START/PAUSE

To Crisp Stale Items:

Place food or dishes directly on the shelf

in the low position.

Use tOWsetting.

Check crispness after 45 minutes.

Add time as needed.

TQIN TO SELECT o PUSH TO ENT£I

TemperatureSelection Chart

Control Setting Moist/Crisp

Bread, Hard Rolls Medi um (Msp

Bread, Soft Roils Medi mn Moist

Casseroles Medimn Moist

FriedFoods High Crisp

Meats*and Fish Medi um Crisp

Pancakes, Waffles High Crisp

Pizza High Crisp

Potatoes, Baked High Crisp

Potatoes, Mashed Medimn Moist

Poultry High Moist

Tortilla l,ow Crisp

Vegetables Medimn Moist

USDA/FSIS recommends an internal temperature of 145°F as the minimum aloneness for beefUse a portable meat flTermometer to check internal temperatures.

Tips for Crisp Foods:

I,eave fi)od uncovered.

Do IlOt tlse plastic containe_ or

plastic wrap.

Tipsfor Moist Foods:

Cover tood with lid or ahmfinmn fifil.

Do IlOt tlse plastic containe_ or

plastic wrap.

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About the ether features, g,.c,,,

The HELP button displa):s feature

infimnafion and helpflll hints.

Press HELP, then mrn the dial to select

a feature and press the dial to enter;

TURN TO SE E_[ 0 _[_S_ TO ENTER

Cooking Complete Reminder

To remind you that you haxe fi_od in the

oxen, the oxen will display YOUR FOOD IS

READYandbeep once a ininute uI]fil you

Resume

The cooking program just used stays inmemory for 5 minutes. _dter that vou will

need to begin the program again. To turI]this option off; see the More TimeMessagesection.

[r_lf yore" fi>od needs to cook a bit longe_,you can restart the oxen by pressing

theSTART/PAUSEbutton or selector dial.

either open the oxen door or press theCLEAR/OFFbutton.

_RESUMECOOKINGMll be displayed andthe oven will restart immediately at 10%

of the original time.

TIBN TO SELECT _ P_SR TO E@TE_

Clock

Press to em_ter the time o{ day or to check

the dine of da?while cookh_g.

_ Press the CLOCKbutum.

_Tum the dial to set horn's. Press the dialto emote]:

_"] Tl_rm_ the dial to set mimaes. Press thedial to e]_te_:

N Tum the dial to select A]_'_or PM.Press the dial to e_te_:

Start/Pause

hi addition to starting manv flmctions,

START/PAUSEallo_:s you to stop cookingwithout opening the door or clearing the

display.

I Clear/Off

Press the CLEAR/OFFbutton to stop and

cancel cooking at any time.

CLEAR/ OFF ]

ChildLock-Out

You may lock the control panel to prevent

the o',en fl'om being accidentall_ started or

used bx children.

To lock or unlock the controls, press and

hold the CLEAR/OFFbutton fin" about three

seconds. When the control panel is locked,

CONTROLLOCKEDwill be displayed briefly

anytime a button or dial is pressed.

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About the other features.

_U_N T8 SEIEU; * PU_ TO ENrI_

Auto NiLe Light

The AutoNiLeLightcan be set to come onand go off at desired times.

i Press the OPTlONSbumm and turn thedial to select AUTO NITE LIGHT. Press the

dial to enter:

_'_ Turn the dial to select SET TIMES. Pressthe dial to enter;

[]Enter the time of day fi,r the light tocome on by turning the dial to select

the horn; minutes and _A_/] or PM. Press

the dial to enter alter each selection,

D Enter the time of day for the light togo off by turning the dial to select the

horn; minutes and >dVl or PM. Press thedial to enter after each selection.

NOTE: TheN/TEindicator will be fit whenever the

nite hght /sset to operate.

To review the niLe light settings, turnthe dial to select REVIEW SETTINGS alter

selecting the Auto NiLeLight option. Pressthe dial to enter:

To clear the niLe light settings, turn the

dial to select CLEAR SETTINGS alter selecfim,

the Auto NiLe Light option. Press the dial

to enter,

T_N{O SEEECT " PUSH T_ ENT_g

Bake Temp.Adjust

Use to set the oven to automatically a_!iust

set temperatures by 5, 10, 15, 20 or 25

degrees.

i Press the OPTIONS button and turn thedial to select BAKETEMPABaUST Pressthe dial to entex:

_'_ Turn the dialfl, select NO CHANGE, 5,10, 15, 20 or 25 degrees and press toentei:

Beeper Volume

The beeper sound level can be a(!justed.

i Press the OPTIONS button and mrn thedial to select BEEPER VOLUME. Press the

dial to enter:

_'_ Tm'n the dial to select mute to loud.Press the dial to enter:

NOTE:TheMUTEindicatorwill beht wheneverthebeeper volume is set to mute.

_U_N 10 SE_.ECT ,, PUSH [0 ENTER

Auto Recip#_ ConversionSelection

_A]_en ON the oven will automatically

convert entered regular baking

temperatures to convection baking

temperatures. See Auto RecipgMConversionin the About the baking and roastingfeaturessection.

i Press the OPTIONS button and turnthe dial to select OFFSET. Press the dial

to enteE

_Turn the dial to select CONVECTIONBAKETEMPOFFSET-ON/OFFand pressto enteE

Display Language

The language tbr the ,scrollino_ displa) can

be set to either English or Spanish.

i Press the OPTlONSbutton and mrn thedM to select DISPLAYLANGUAGEPressthe dial to entex:

_'_ Turn the dial to select ENGLISHorSPANISH. Press the dial to entex:

TURg*arg SEEECr - PU,%{ff_ ENTN

DisplayON/OFF

[Jse to turn _our dock display o_ or off.

i Press the OPTIONS butum m_d turN_ thedial to seIe_ t OISPLAYON/OFF. Press the

dial to e_te_;

_'_ Turn the dial to select ONor OFF.Pressthe dial to e_te_:

Display Speed

The scroll speed of the (lisp]a} cm_ be

chaN_ged.

i Press the OPTIONS butto]] ;_:md tm'm_ tiledial to seIe_ t OISPLAYSPEEO.Press the

dial to e_te_;

N Tum the dial to seIe_ t slowest to f_stest.Press the dial to el_te_;

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Tt I_,_ _0 SEkE{;T o PU_ TO ENTER

Measures

Measurements can be set to display in

Defimlt (English) or metric.

m Press the OPTIONS button and turn thedial to select MEASURES. Press the dial

to entei;

_'_ Tm'n the dial to select DEFAULTerMETRICand press to entei;

More TimeMessage

AHer cooking is complete, a message can be

displayed giving you the option to cook the

toed longer at the same settings. See the

Resumesection.

B Press the OPTIONS button and turn thedial to select MORE TIME MESSAGE.Press the dial to entex:

_'_ Turn the dial to select MESSAGE ON orOFFand press to entex;

Surface Light

Press SURFACE LIGHTonce tot bright light,

twice fi_r the night light or a third time to

mrn the light ofl_

T_JRNTO gEk _'_ o P{3SNTO ENTEg

Timer

The Timer operates as a minute timer andcan be used at am' time, e_en when the

o_en is oi)erating,.

B Press the TIMERbutton.

_'J Tm'n the dial to select the minutes,Press the dial to enter:

m Tm'n the dial to select the seconds.Press the dial to enter

D Press the dial or TIMERto start.

Tocancel, press the TIMERbutton.

_]_en time is up, the _wen will signal.To mrn off the timer signal, press TIMER.

NOTE:TheTIMERindicatorwill beht whilethetimeris operating.

TurntableOn/Off

For best cooking results, leaxe the turntable

on. It can be turned off tot large dishes.

Press the TURNTABLE ON/OFFbutton.

_'J Turn the dial to select ON or OFF.Press the dial to enter;

Sometimes the turntable can become too

hot to touch,

Be carefld touching the turntable dining

and after cooking.

TUR_TOgEkE_ToP_TOENTER

VENTFANVent Fan

The veldt {im removes steam amid other

vapoxs 5"ore sm'fi_ce cooldng.

Press VENTFANo_ce [br high tim speed,

P,Yice [i)r medh*m tim speed, three times tbrlow tim speed or a fbm'th time to tm'm_thefm_ ore

NOTE TheFANb&catorwill be/it while#Tefanis operatbg.

Automatic Fan

,_m mmm_adc _im feature protects tl_e

the cooktop below it, It m_tomatica]]v tml_s

o_ if it sel_ses 1oo milch h eat,

If veil ]?ave [_?l]?ed [he {i_? O17 VOI? ???av {i_?d

that vou cromer tm'_? it oiE The {ira wiII

alltomatica]]y tm'n off _%r])e]) tile i_?term_]

parts are cool. It may stay o17 %1" 30 r,?i_?rues

or _?_ore a{}er the cookie[) a_?d microwave

co_?troIs are t_lr_?ed of}_

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Careendc/eeningof theoven.HelpfulHints

A_ occasiomd fi]orol_gh, wil_im_g,wkh a solmiom_ o_ bakim_gsodaamid ware]" keeps the im_side []'esh.

Be sure the power is off before cleaning any pan°of this oven,

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How to Clean the Inside

Walls, Floor, Inside Window, Metal and Plastic Parts on the Door

Some spatteI_ can be removed with a paper towel; othei_ may require a damp cloth.

Rell]ove greasy spattei_ with a sudsy cloth, then rinse with a damp cloth. Do not useabrasive cleane_ or shaq) utensils on oven walls.

Never use a commercial oven cleaner on any part of your microwave.

Removable Turntableand Turntable Support

To prevent breakage, do not place the turntable into water just after cooking. Wash it

careflflly in wam], suds)' water or in the dishwasher: The turntable and support can bebroken if dropped. Remember; do not operate the oven in the microwave mode without

the tm'ntable and support seated and in place.

Shelves

Clean _]th mild sc,ap and ;_ater or hi the dM_ashei:

Do not clean in a self-cleaning oven.

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How to Clean the Outside

We recommend against using cleaners with ammonia or alcohol, as they can damagethe appearance of the microwave oven. ff you choose to use a common householdcleaner, first apply the cleaner directly to a clean cloth, then wipe the soiled area.

Bottom

Clean off the grease and dust on the bottom often. Use a solution of warn] water

and detergent.

Case

Clean the outside of the microwave with a sudsx cloth. Rinse with a damp cloth and then(h)': Wipe the window clean with a damp cloth.

Control Panel and Door

Wipe Mth a damp cloth. D_y thoroughl): Do not use cleaning sprays, large amotmts ofsoap and water; abrasives or shaq) objects on the panel--they can damage it. Some paper

towels can also scratch the control panel.

Door Surface

It is important to kee I) the area clean where the door seals against the microwaxe. Use only

mild, non-abrasixe detergents applied with a clean si)onge, or soft cloth. Rinse well.

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Stainless Steel

Be not use a steel-wool pad; it will scratch thesurface,

[] Shake bottle well

[] Pla(ea small amom]t of CERAMABR_TE' Staim_]ess Steel _pp]im_ceC]ea]ier (m a damp c]ot]_ or damp

[] (:leaN_ a small area (approximately8" x 8"}, rubbim]g with the g_im_ of the

[] Dr_ atombuffwith a c]eam dr_ papertenure] 0]" SOf[ C]t)th.

] Repeat as m_ecessarv.

NOTE', If a mh_era] oil-based staim_]ess steel

app]iaN_ce clamber has beem_ i_sed be[bre to

c]eam_ the app]im_ce, wash the sm'ii_ce wi[h

dis]_<_shh_g ]iql_id mM _ater prior to I_s]m_g

the CERAMA BRYTE : Smh_]ess Steel

Applim_ce (11em_e_; After washh_g the

sl_rii_ce With dis]_washh_g ]i(p_k]m_d _ate_; use a genero_s amom]tof CERAMA B WtqFE<Stai _] ess Steel

App]im_ce (leander to c]em_ the app]im_ce.

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Replacing the light bulb.

Remove screw.

CooktopLight/Nite Light

Replace with a 120volt, 40 watt (max.) halogen

bulb. Order WBO8X10051from your GEsupplier.

D'_To replace the (ooktop light/nite light,fi_t discom]ect the power at the main

fl_se or circuit breaker panel, or pullthe plug.

_'_ Remoxe the screw fl'om the side of thelight compartment coxer and lower the

cover m]til it stops.

B Be sm'e the bull) is cool befi)reremoxin * Break the adhesixe seal

by genfl} re]screwing the bulb.

D Screw in the new bulb, then raise thelight cover and replace the screw.Connect electrical power to the oxen.

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About the exhaust feature,

Charcoal filter (onsome models).

tVent Fan

The ve_t {ira has two metal reusable

vel_[ Jilters.

Models d_at reciroflate air back h_to t]_e

room also _lse a charcoal fi]tel:

Reusable vent filters(on all models).

Reusable Vent Filters

The metal filte_s trap grease released by

fi)ods on the cooktop. They also prevent

flames fl'om fi)o(ls on the cooktop fl'om

damaging the inside of the oven.

For this reason, the filte_s must always be

in place when the hood is used. The ventfilte_s should be cleaned once a month,or as needed.

Removingand Cleaning the Filters

To remove, slide them to the rear usim, the

tabs. Pull down and out.

To clean the vent filte_, soak them and

then swish arotmd in hot water and

detergent. [)Oil'[ tlse _lli/iilOili_l oi" _liilil/oili_l

products because they will darken the

metal. Light brushing can be used toremove embedded dirt.

Rinse, shake and let dry befi)re replacing.

Toreplace, slide the filtex_ into the ti'ame

slots on the back of each opening. Press up

and to the ti'ont to lock into place.

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Charcoal Filter

7"hecharcoal filter cannothe cleaned,It musthe replaced, OrderPartNo, WBO2X10943#oreyourOEsupplier.

]J_the mode] is m_ot vented to the ol_tside,

the air _rH]]be recirol]ated throllgh a

disposable charcoal niter that helps

I'eH) t )\ e sH) eke _t H d odols.

The charcoal niter s]]ol_ld be replacedwhe]_ it is m]oticeab]_ dirt_ or discolored

(l_sua]]) aRer 6 to 12 m(mths, dei)em_dim_g_ (m

Remove2 grille screws to removethe grille.

ToRemove the Charcoal Filter

TOremove the charcoal filter, first discom)ect

po_er at d_e mah_ Rise o1"ch'cll]t breakex;

or [:m]] the plug. Remo',e the top g_J]]eby removim_g the two scre_s that hold it

gou may need to open the cabinet doors toremove the screws,

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ToInstagtheCharcoalFilter

To install a new charcoal filter, rein oxe

plastic and other outer wrapping fl'om the

new filter.

Insert the top of the filter up and into thegrooves on the inside of the top opening.Push the bottom el the filter in tmtil it rests

in place behind the tabs.

Before you call forservice...

Troubleshooting -tipsSave time and money/.Review the charts on the followingpages first and you may not need to call for service.

: , Possible Causes What ToDo

Oven willnot start A fuse in your home may be * Replace fuse or reset circuit breaker:blown or the circuit breaker

tripped.

Power surge. * Uul)lug tile microwave oven, then l)lug it back in.

Plug not fully inserted into wall * Make sure tile 3-l)rong l)lug on tile oveu is hilly iusertedoutlet, into wall outlet.

Door not securely dosed. * Open the door and close securely.

Controlpanel lighted, Door not securely closed. * Ol)eU the door and close securely.

yet oven will not start

START/PAUSEbuttonnot pressed * Press START/PAUSE.after entering cooking selection.

Another selection entered * Press CLEAR/OFEalready in oven madCLEAR/OFFhutton not pressed to cm_cel it.

Cooking time not entered after * Make sure w)u have entered cooking time after pressing

pressing TIMECOOK 77MECOOK

CLEAR/OFFwaspressed • Reset cooking program and press START/PAUSE.accidentally.

Food weight not entered after * Make sure you have entered fi)od weight after selecting

selecting AUTODEFROSTor AUTODEFROSTor FASTDEFROSTFASTDEFROST

Food type not entered after * Make sure you have entered a t0od U'pe.

pressh_g AUTO COOK

CONTROL LOCKED The conl*ol has been locked. • Press and hold CLEAR/OFF fi)r about 3 seconds

appearsondisplay to unlock the control.

OVENTOOHOTFORSENSORCOOKING-,USINGALTERNATEMETHODappearsondisplay

One of the sensor cooking

buttons was pressed when thetemperature inside the ovenwas greater thma 200°E

• These teatures will not operate when the (well is hot.

Tile oven will autonlafically change to cook by dine(tOllow the directions ill the display) or once the oven iscool enough, the sensor tbatures will fimcfion nomlallv.

Floorof the oven is warm The cooktop fight is located • This is noi_nal.

even when the oven has below the oven floor. When

oot been used fight is on, the heat it produces

may make the oven floor get warm.

Iron hear an unusual You have tried to chm_ge • Many of tile oxen's teattu'es are preset and

Iow-toneheep the power level when it is cannot be chan ,ed

not allowed.

Oven emits a smoky odor Oils on the staJ_fless steel cavity • This is mnmal.and gray smoke after axe burlm_g off after using theusing the Bake feature Bake feature the f'mst few times.

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Foodbrownsontopmuch Rack has been placed in thefasterthanonthebottom "high" position.

What ToDo

• _Mwavsuse the Iack in its "low" positi(m.

Oventemperaturefluctuatesduringcooking

The cooking dement cycleson mid off to maintain the

oven temperature at the

desired setting.

• This is n(mnal.

Ventfan comesonautomatically

The vent fml automatically tunis

on to protect the microwave if it

senses too much heat rising from

the cooktop below.

• This is n(mnal.

During Bake, Roast or Fast Bake

(after preheating), the vent fan

will automatically come on to

cool the oven components.

• This is n(mnal.

SENSOR ERROR appears When using a Sensor feature, • Do not open door until steam is sensed mad timeon thedisplay the door was opened before is shown counting down on the display.

steam could be detected.

Steam was not detected hi a • Use /'/me Cook to heat tot more time.maoxhnum amount of thne.

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Before Fou call for service...

Things That Are Normal With Your Microwave Oven

Steam or wq)or escaping fl'om aroundthe doo_:

Light reflection around door or outer case.

Dimming oven light and change inthe blower sound at power levels other

than high.

Dull thumping sound while oven is

operating.

TV/radio interference might be noticed

while using the microwave, Similar tothe intet{erence caused by other small

appliances, it does not indicate aproblem with the microwave. Plug themicrowave into a different electrical

circuit, move the radio or TV as Ira" away

ti'om the microwave as possible, or checkthe position and signal of the TV/radio[intenn[i.

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Staple your receipt here.Proof of the original purchase

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One Year Anypattof the mi(rowaxe oxen which tifils due to a (lefe('t in materials or workmanship,

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Service trips to your home to teach you how to use

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Improper installation, delivery or maintenance.

Failure of the product if it is abused, misused, or

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commercially.

Replacement of the cooktop light bulbs.

Replacement of house fuses or resetting of circuitbreakers.

Dmnage to the product caused by accident, f'we, floods

or acts of God.

Incidental or consequential dmnage caused by possible

defects with this applim_ce.

Dmnage caused after delivery.

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